Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1925, Page 34

34 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1925. ' PAGE 2—READ OTHER 7 PAGES | &% %% &G GHu; PAGE 2—READ OTHER 7 PAGES |%% & &% B &S BS&®h SO L LG LGH O BOR008 GELELGSHLLGLLRGLLLLLYS0Y LANSBURGH &BRO @ANNIVERSARYSALE EIGHT PAGES OF ANNIVERSARY SUPER-VALUES IN THIS PAPER TODAY—READ THEM ALL! S —— — —— a— = Specially Purchased for Anniversary Sale! Handmade! Hand-Embroidered! 1,200 Philippine Gowns and Chemise It Would Be Easy to Imagine * Balllmore Manufacturer Co-operates—and Anniversary Sale Offers 1,000 Famous “Barmon” Hoover Aprons —and They’re Big Values for 51.65 The ideal frock for maids, matrons, manicur- ists—as well as the housewife. Made of fine checked Gingham and Chambray, in assorted col- ors, also extra heavy white Muslin. All cut full. All well made. Sizes 36 to 44! Hoover Apron-Frocks are reversible; an extra piece of material is used for underarm shield; ex- tra tuck at bottom allows for shrinkage. Slmplc straightline style—thoroughly practical. Anniversary Price Is Oaly $1.65 Dainty handmade gdrmcm\ of fine, soft nainsook— such lingerie has a certain charm for women and girls! You could fill a whole chest with these lovely garmest and still want more. They are offered at a worthy saving. We have added from our own lines higher priced Porto Rican handmade gowns and chemise. Many women will buy them for gifts! They are always accept- able and will be appreciated by . your intimate friends. Envelope Chemise have built-up or strap shoulders—Gowns have square, round or V necks. Exquisite designs and scallops in hand embroidery. You will undoubtedly want to choose bountifully from these garments—and many others will want to do likewise—so better come early. THIRD FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO. How these splendid dresses will sell when women see them at $1.65! Indeed, we have never sold frocks of such quality for any- where near this price! THIRD FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. e B B B B BB B b - Anniversary Sale Offers Great Opportunities for Economy In Assembling the Boys’ Winter Outfit 1,500 Boys’ Suits 500 Girls’ Fur-Trimmed Winter Coats e eeea e eme st earae Anniversary Values Supreme Worthwhile Savings Girls’ One and Two Piece Fall Dresses $3. 65 Here are dresses for street and school smart tweed h jacket; velveteens, ol serge: combinations of velveteen and or flannel. Straightlines, semi-waist vith string belts, pockets, silk em- idery ud braid trimming. Sizes 7 to 14 Girls’ “Lucette” Wash Frocks on Sale at $1.45 rart new styles, developed from high- fast-colorgin igham; new collar and ing ideas: with or without bloomers. VAnEsthect torigisls orTAa s ears FOURTH FLOOR 510 Our Usual $12.95 and $19.95 Grades Every coat has been selected with the inten- tion of presenting the most wonderful anniver- sary coat values in years! ‘Choose from coats that reflect the newest styles, with quality and workmanship unex- celled. Coats of Bolivia, Suedine, Brushed Polaire, Chinchilla and Block Plaids. Colon—ru:t, brown, henna, gray, reindeer and wine. Styles that flare front; mannish-tailored models with velvet collars and pocket lapels, loose or belted backs: fur collars and cuffs of beaverette, dyed mandel, rac coon and Australian opossum. Sizes 7 to 16 years. Overcoats and Mackinaws The values all the way through are wonderful— the savings substantial —the assortments large Boys’ Suits $6 .65 A wonderful assortment of up-to-the-minute styles. Take your choice of these four big underpriced groups. FOUR-PIECE SUITS, English cut, with sack coat, vest and two pairs of lined knickers. Favored Fall mix- tures. Sizes 7 to 16. BOYS’ FALL TWO-PANTS SUITS, with Norfolk coats; of wool tweeds and cassimeres. Knickers fully lined. Sizes 7 to 17. irls’ 1 n BOYS’ TWO-PANTS CORDUROY . C = o MUSI oo d SUITS, made on the newest sack- BOYS’ LONG-TROUSERS SUITS, Crepe Underwear coat lines, with two pairs of lined English style, for the little chap of 4SC knickers. Wide-wale corduroy: 4 to 9. Long trousers, golf knick- | good quality. Sizes 8 to 16. ers, blunt vests and sack coats. Boys’ Macklnaws and O’Coats An Anniversary Sale Scoop at FOURTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. 300 Little Girls’ Warm Winter Coats —and Your Choice of a School Tam ¥7.45 Our Usual $12.95 and $19.95 Grades The same remarkable value-giving that is typical of L&B Anniversary sales will be found in the group of cunning coats for little girls of 2 to 6 years. Materials — Botany broadcloth, suede chin- XV chilla, brushed polaire and lmported materials— some bolivias. Fur trimmings—Australian opossum, beaverette, beaver and squirrel. Tots’ Wool Sweaters, $1.85 Brushed wool or_ knitted, in pull-over and coat styles, with collars, pod\rh and belts—plain and com- 1 Paying More for These Dainty by Handmade Garments—But the } G | Good news travels fast—and this is good news! Specially purchased, fine, well made undergarments—for only 45c. Oombmzuom Princess Slips, Gowns—plain and trimmed and Bloomers. Sizes 4 to 16. These are re- markable values. S PP ; Crib Blankets, Special, 59¢ An Anniversary treat—cozy, warm blankets, in pink or blue with white borders or some col- bined colors. Anniversary Sale of 1,400 Pairs of Children’s Sport Socks and Stockings 3 Pairs, $1.00 Our Usual 50c Grades 5" and Girls' Novelty Sport Socks, in_a range of ¢ and colorful ideas; and full mercerized Ribbed ockings in black, cordovan, beige, tan, gray and other good shades. Fine time to buy for the entire Winter. STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Sizes 2 to 6. AN PP USSP { FOURTH FLOOR., LANSBURGH & BRO. Umon Ball Bearing Roller Skates $1.79 Made of fine v.}uahty steel, with sturdy screw clamps and ankle straps. Ball bearings insure speed, while a separate steel plate prevents their loss. Adjustable to all sizes. For the Beginner; Steel Wheel Roller Skates, Pair 88¢ Good strong skates, that will stand the hard knocks given them by the beginner. Straps and clamps give perfect support to the weak ankle. Adjustable. FOURTH FLOOR, TOY DEPT. ors in plaids. Size 30x40 inches. Anmvermry Smgs Worth While! Misses’, Girls’ and Boys’ Sturdy School Shoes $3.75 These are mighty practical shoes — styled for boys—and priced for economy. Tan elk, in ¢ blucher style—all equipped with rubber heels and welt i soles. Sizes 1114 to 6; widths B to D. For children and mluel—hl:h lace shoes of brown elk, moccasin toe with tip and sturdy chrome soles; sizes 81 to 115 113 to 133 with wedge heel, and 1 to 2 with rubber heels. Infants’ High Lace Shoes (as sketched) in smoked and tan elk—moccasin style. Sizes 4 to 8—widths $2 95 C and D—pair SECOND FLOOE, LANSBURGH & BRO. 500 Boys’ All-Wool Sweaters, $2.65 A special purchau of all-wool sweaters in the ropuhr cricket and high-neck styles. Many fancy weaves and colors. Big, burly warm sweaters—just the kind that “Tim” has been asking about. Sizes 4 to 16 years. $5.65 BIG SPORT MACKINAWS, of heavy- weight mackinaw cloths in attractive plaid effects. Big storm collar, muff and side pockets, tab on sleeves. Inverted- pleat back. Sizes 7 to 17. BOYS' JUNIOR ADMIRAL OVER- COATS of blue cheviot, with two rows of gold and blue braid and chevron onsleeves Sizes 3 to 8. Little Boys’ Chinchilla Overcoats $4.65 Made of heavy, woolly chinchilla cloth. Warmly lined.: Double-breasted models. with muff and side pockets. In navy blue, brown, gray and tan. Sizes 3 to 8. STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. (